Moscow to launch production of printed circuit boards for automakers

The new resident of the Moscow industrial park Rudnevo will provide the country's automotive industry with printed circuit boards, Sergei Sobyanin said in his channel in the Maks messenger.

"Such products are in demand in the modern automotive industry. They can significantly increase the number of electronic components in a limited area, making devices more compact, productive and reliable. The production launch is scheduled for the end of 2026," wrote the Mayor of Moscow.

The company will supply products to leading Russian automakers, including Avtovaz, KamAZ and Moskvich, and the total investment will exceed five billion rubles. The plant will be equipped with modern equipment — there will be automated lines and high-precision robotic systems.

This will be the country's first large-scale contract production of printed circuit boards up to 24 layers and up to the seventh accuracy class. There are currently no analogues of products among Russian manufacturers.

The company will create more than 300 jobs, some of which will be occupied by graduates and students of the capital's colleges.

Technopolis Moscow SEZ resident status provides companies with tax benefits, including reduced income, property and land tax rates, as well as access to a free customs zone regime — the import of equipment and components without customs duties and VAT.